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Detective Dee Investigates the Netherworld Case
Event: A plague broke out in Luoyang City. Black spots appeared on the skin of the deceased, and they died within three days. People rumored that the "Ghost Plague" was resurrected, and panic spread. Key clue: Di Renjie found blue-purple powder remaining on the nails of the deceased. The autopsy report of the imperial doctor stated that "the poison is not found in the world." Investigation: Di Renjie traced the traces of will-o'-the-wisps to the abandoned Xuanyin Temple and found a large number
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Detective Dee: the Bronze Sparrow Murder Case
During the Shenlong period of the Tang Dynasty, bizarre murders occurred one after another in Luoyang City. The deceased all held mysterious bronze nine-link rings, and their identities remained a mystery. Di Renjie was ordered to investigate the case, but it involved secrets of the previous dynasty, secret struggles in the court and shocking conspiracies of overseas forces. The nameless corpse under the Tongque Tower, the ghostly shadow of an abandoned ghost house, the unusual whereabouts of Pr
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The First Emperor's Secret Order: Xu Fu Trains the Emperor in Japan
"Secret Order of the First Emperor: Xu Fu Japanese Taming of the Emperor" In 219 BC, in order to save his lover Afang, Qin Shihuang sent Xu Fu and 3,000 boys and girls to travel eastward to find immortals, secretly promising a plan to "build Qin overseas." Xu Fu took farming skills, Mohist institutions and "Qin Law" to the sea. After passing through the dangers of Kuroshio sharks and mirages, he arrived at the Japanese archipelago. He used bronze swords as false oracles, used crossbows and arrow
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Di Renjie's Detective Tiangong Murder Case
Dee Renjie: Tiangong Murder Case The first volume [The Case of Injustice] begins with bones with blood written on them appearing on a rainy night. The investigation team composed of Di Renjie and his personal entourage Li Yuanfang, the young minister of Dali Temple Pei Zhongqing and the medicine girl Su Luan'er uncovered the shady story of twenty years of water transportation through clues such as water transportation corruption, dragon robe fragments, and Miao poison. The design of the case cen
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